she only said it's a two night years in paris. the other women who came to paris in 1949 for the ways of diplomats and bureaucrats. i'm sure you're recognized this julia child and shumate parisienne cooking famous. so they decided as soon as the allies landed that they wanted to establish the detroit industry because they recognize during the war the casual american close have started to make headway so first of all it was the miniature which designs that traveled the world to claiming it is french for it is nothing end in 1947 came up with of course reinserting reigns of fabric. i'm not sure it was there because it meant women back to the home where of course it then they were certainly not designed for women who wanted to lead an active working life. that one of the shows who'd been in the resistance of gavin's booking shows her when she came out of ravens broke. why did she never tell her story? she fell in love with a married man who was not only married. he had children but the traditional meant that she couldn't get a divorc

caesars entertainment owns the paris. the company said the backup generators also failed so the entire property is still dark. good evening. i'm jim snyder. >> i'm reed cowan. we understand caesars entertainment officials are about to hold a news conference to update us on the situation. we're waiting for that. >> our antonio castelan is live at the paris, in the meantime, to update us on what he's cleared out, but at last check they were still going room by room just to make sure. >> reporter: jim, a caesars entertainment member said they have all guests out of the property. they are going to make an announcement. let's get to the news conference right now. joining us right now is the spokesperson from caesars entertainment. >> it's getting dark on the there's no power at paris and no light. for the safety of our customers, we decided we're shutting the building down this evening in consultation with the fire department. we're asking our guests to come over to paris, those who are booked here. we're going to figure out w

so paris became a feminist city. you didn't see young men of fighting age on the street but it was the women who on a daily basis have to decide, on how to end her out with the german occupiers. and sleazy women on a bicycle because private cars also disappeared. there was no fuel. and just look at the woman there with her large turbine. because that's the other thing your shampoo soon disappeared so how were women made to look smart if they couldn't wash their hair? they made a virtue of necessity and the turbine became very fashionable. at the bigger the better. if we didn't have big bouffant hair you stop the trouble with older newspaper. so parisiennes women from the start decided being stylish was a response that bordered on resisting the germans. remaining fashionable was going to be terribly important for the. they were not going to be ground into the dust. the germans of course thought that coming to paris was a prize posting. of course, it was better than being sent to the eastern front. you see one of the r

the idea is to now, paris was like a roadmap. now marrakesh is about breaking out how the paris still can be implemented. it has to do with measuring progress. people are worried but they are defiant and they are trying to stay positive. anchor: a new report by the world bank said natural disasters have a more devastating impact on the poor than previously thought. acts of god pushed 26 million in two -- into poverty each year. we have the details. a thai fundars ago -- a typhoon inflicted $13 billion u.s. in losses plunging one million people into poverty. all this from the world bank report. wherever they strike, natural disasters leave behind more than ruins. the world bank has warned the titan poverty's grip on committees worldwide. in this video, the message is loud and clear. natural disaster losses average more than $300 billion a year. this is how we measure the devastation of floods my earthquakes, droughts, and storms. their financial cost. the dollar amounts do not tell us the whole story. as it stands, natural disaste

paris: i'm curious. who's going to read that report? it will be given to the subcommittees on life support and agriculture. riga: excuse me, consul i'm not sure you understand the magnitude of the crisis. what you're suggesting could take months. thank you, mr. riga. you should listen to him. if you d d't make some serious changes around here soon that ocean won't be here much longer. as i said, we understand his concerns. do you? it seems to me like you're just trying to sidestep the issue and send us on our way. with all due respect who are you to tell us what to do with our ocean? lieutenant. it's all right, captain. i'd like to respond, but not as a diplomat as a monean. you came here claiming you wanted to learn about our way of life and now, having spent three days here you're suggesting we abandon it. we have an expression: it's used to describe someone who has special connection to the waters. my family has lived here for tetegenerations. we protected this ocean, cucuivated it lived in harmony with the animals that inhabit it. c

but problems aren't over for guests at paris las vegas. will resume closed captioning will resume over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthood for access to basic health services and critical cancer screenings. but congressman heck voted to defund planned parenthood and was willing to shut down the government over it. heck opposed roe v. wade and voted to criminalize abortion. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington impact my patients here in nevada. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. joe heck's voted ten times to defund planned parenthood, which thousands of women depend on for cancer screenings. and heck opposes a woman's right to choose even when her health is at risk. for me and my patients, live from las vegas. with emmy award winner john huck. cyndi lundeberg. and weather 24/7 with chief meteoroligist ted pretty. this is fox5 news at 4. local las vegas. three thousand guests were turned away from paris hotel after yesterdays day long power

but when the power went out at paris...they were just thankful they came out ok. ((elaine mckenzie/paris hotel guest: "alot of people were stuck upstairs and we are on the 30th floor we would not have been able to walk those stairs." )) ((mauricio marin)) other guests say the black out caused panic. at paris: "these places are supposed to have back up generators." )) ((mauricio marin)) even as the hotel casino works to get back to normal operation--- leaders with caesars entertainment corporation which owns the paris admit something went wrong. ((richard broome/caesars entertainment corp: "even if the main power gets cut you have back up generators just for that purpose and that didn't work so we're going to be working closely with the county and local officials to make sure we have a back up system is functional when the main power goes down." )) ((mauricio marin)) however...clark county building inspectors say emergency lights did work---using battery power. ((samuel palmer/clark "emergency lighting system performed very well. the battery packs only last about 4

it was here at the paris... in the boiler room where contractors were hired to fix flooring...instead leaving the entire casino dark. i can say that the contractor wasn't supposed to cut the main power line and shut all the happened. the paris went dark-- after a hired contractor cut through the main power line...including the back up generator. contractors are authorized to be here doing work on the subfloor so they were authorized and they were doing work but that's not the work we expected. frustrations are high-- as caesars entertainment continues their investigation. terrible terrible worst vacation ever but how does this happen? wouldn't the contractor know what they were drilling. question to the nevada contractors association. they say these casinos are constantly undergoing construction and reengineering. electricians on this project and probably other looks like it probably some of the best trained electrician world the association deals with over 600 contractors-- this they say is a rare occasion-- bu

paris has entered into force. but there still aren't legal enforcements or teeth or sanctions if countries choose not to follow through on their pledges. criticism of the aviation agreement, a lot of that was written by the airlines themselves. it has been criticized as business as usual. qaa gallie agreement got a lot of praise but was not as strong, certainly not as the united states would have wanted. talk about that. there's this real political momentum. the substance doesn't necessarily meet up. >> thanks very much. as we look at this set of problems, we have to think about it in two context thes. the first is where we are today and what we can do. what do politics lend themselves to. what are the other issues we're grappling with. the second is where do we want to be in 50, 75, 100 years in terms of reduction strategies. the second is easy. you can make magic happen somewhere 50 years from now and say emissions will miraculously shut down. we have to get there and that requires a collective set of actors to

the paris hotel and casino evacuated avlt aer power outage. people had to be rescued from elevators. we are live from the scene with the latest. >> krystal: marijuana in nevada. as we get ready to vote on whether to legalize recreational marijuana in our state, a new opens up in the valley. we're live. >> michelle: and if you love the '80s, we have a special treat. the front man of cameo is live in studio to fill us in on a las vegas show that's going to rock your shoes off. ? [music] ? >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> krystal: breaking news that we're following at this noon hour. >> michelle: a power outage at th evacuations property wide. these are images people have posted on social media from inside the casino. also people posting from their rooms and hallways. and we've learned at this point that there has been some evacuations and this was a construction accident. >> krystal: it certainly was. according to the executive vice president of caesar's, it appears someone must have cut a line providing most of the power to the hotel a

welcome back to live from paris, these are the headlines. hillary clinton says she was to be the president of every body as a right-wing tv pull gives her a four-point lead. making theires final rallying call for their supporters to try to sway the undecided. forces close in on both islamic state strongholds and other key towns in most opiate in syria u.s. backed forces are closing in. despite fierce resistance from jihadists. a growing crime wave. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. it is fever pitch in the united states with days to go before the polls opened. both candidates are campaigning nonstop to try to glue the undecided. hillary clinton wants to be the president for every body. clinton now has a four-point lead over her republican rival. stars have been coming out in favor of clinton including bruce springsteen and a whole list of stars. she is speaking in three swing states this monday. donald trump using his private jet to cover for of the swing states. calling his opponent crooked, even though the fbi has cleared her once

in paris, an estimated 2000 people were gathered in the northern part of paris, around a measure station called stalingrad, and they are calling it the many jungle. you can -- the mini jungle. this weekend, president francois hollande vowed to dismantle this camp as well. how effective are these spectacular evacuations at migrant camps? here in paris, a migrant camp routinely routes up. -- routinely sprout up. sometimes they sprout up again after they are cleared in exactly the same place. these kinds of spectacular dismantling's in front of the operation just a pr for authorities to make people believe they are in charge of what is going on. annette: today, for those of us who do not know, it is all saints day, a catholic holiday. it is a bank holiday, a public holiday in france, and it is a day to pay to those who have died. of course, this -- flo: and celebrating last night. annette: it is the french version of halloween, essentially. people head to the cemetery where they tend to the tombs of their loved ones, their families, their friends. there is a whole community of people fascin

now to our top story line from paris -- live from paris. our top straight to story now in syria where airstrikes are once again pounding rebel held district in aleppo and elsewhere. the bombardment months and and to a positive clad the syrian government and russia four weeks ago. the story foring us from beirut and joins us now live from their. the launchannounced of a new major operation. what more can you tell us? inia: since russia announced operation yesterday, there has been an upswing in aerial attacks. long-range missiles. practicing it is targeting spots. they did not mention bombing the city of aleppo. yesterday for the first time, bombs had almost a good million from the city. a very intense wave of attacks yesterday and last night and this morning. those in the east of aleppo were largely expected over the weekend. they received warning before the bombing began. i think that timing of this new russian offensive is significant. the blitz began hours after vladimir putin spoke to president-elect donald trump and other coordination

the goals of the paris agreement. we believe that cities, regions, churches, smaller governments, smaller groups of people can actually accomplish at least 50% of the commitments that the united states has made to the paris agreement. before the deadline of 2020. i am from central virginia, charlottesville, in indian land. i am here as part of the of the scoble church delegation. -- episcopal church delegation. we're here to establish spiritual values as well as our activism because we believe we have to change hearts and minds and transform hearts and minds in order to transform the outward structures of power in this country. amy: you have just come from the united states. your thoughts on the election of donald trump? >> we're terrified. we know we can't rely on our government right now. he has are ready said he wants to back out of the paris agreements. i think this is an invitation for everyone back him, civil society, churches, people, organizations to rise up. we're the ones who have to protect this planet. we

he said he would cancel the paris deals. so that has overshadowed the event a little bit of people here are trying to stay positive and resilient. the french president said earlier in the week that the paris deal was irreversible. one thing that is concerning people here is that this is well and good and they are excited about the paris deal and it was unprecedented and the world agreed that we need action now. happy witht be too what happened in paris because this needs to be about putting it into practice. foror: thank you very much marrakesh. let's bring you some inspiring images of iraq. children are finally returning back to school. is the early stages of the campaign to retake moz oh and these children have been given standard iraqi textbooks. the group has banned subjects --y consider on islam it they consider un-islamic. it is time now for a business update. charles, we will start off with the latest from volkswagen. they have agreed with the labor union on a new plan for the future? to cut are preparing 30,000 jobs

paris! paris: hurry. four... two... initialize transport sequence. energize. we've got them. kim: welcome back. who...? a friend. commander tuvok, personal log, stardate 52438.9. we are en route to noss' homeworld. as i prepare to say good-bye, i find myself experiencing a certain discomfort. tuvok. weird day. problems? i've spent the last two months wondering if i'd ever see b'elanna again. as far as she's concerned it's only been two days. rential i'm sure she would have experienced a deep sense of loss. you know something? i always thought that beneath that cold vulcan exterior lay a even colder vulcan interior but now, i'm convinced you're a hopeless romantic. there is no need to insult me, mr. paris. neelix: oh, here they are now. i was just getting noss' recipe for sauteed spiders. let's just say it's an acquired taste. bye, tom. ( sighs ) thank you. come on, neelix. oh. of course. i'm sorry. for what? i know how difficult this was for you... for us. i just wish things had been different. as do i. ( sighs ) live long and prosper, noss. vulcan master: infinite diversity.

it's just not the angels turning heads in paris. jennifer lawrence is a big star walking the red carpet with chris pratt. their new film. >>> you better get ready for this, we are four weeks away from the return of "the celebrity apprentice" and there is a brand new boss in charge, arnold schwarzenegger. look out. ?? ?? >> i'm, you know, the boss. >> the terminator is the new apprentice ceo since donald trump has a new job of his own. >> i've been governor twice in callfornia, and for him it's great to go f politics. only in america. >> welcome to the new season of "celebrity apprentice." >> i'm 68 years old and it's a whole new challenge i've never done before so this is really wonderful and i think the characters they depict, there will be major drama. >> let's break down the celebs and first, the wild card, snooki. >> forget the jersey shore, the reality star has changed her ways. >> i don't go to clubs anymore and getting drunk and wasted. brand is still snooki, but i'm a mom, nicole. >> this season the show moves from new york

we're doing okay here in paris. we'll see you soon. >> yeah, i'm sure you are, kev. i still cannot believe you're getting paid for that. it's just not the angels turning heads in paris. jennifer lawrence is a big star chris pratt. last night for the premiere of their new film. >>> you better get ready for this, we are four weeks away from the return of "the celebrity apprentice" and there is a brand new boss in charge, arnold schwarzenegger. look out. ?? ?? >> i'm, you know, the boss. >> the terminator is the new apprentice ceo since donald trump has a new job of his own. >> i've been governor twice in great to go from this to politics. only in america. >> welcome to the new season of "celebrity apprentice." >> i'm 68 years old and it's a whole new challenge i've never done before so this is really wonderful and i think the characters they depict, there will be major drama. >> let's break down the celebs and first, the wild card, snooki. >> forget the jersey shore, the reality star has changed her ways. >> i don't go to clubs anymore i'm home with my kids, and the br

paris denard, cnn commentator. he has been supportive of donald trump throughout the election process. who knows what job paris will have in the near future. also joined by cnn political analyst josh rogue an, a columnist for "the washington post." i don't expect him to have another job in the near future. >> eugene scott is with us now. we will get to pictures of some of the protests in a bit. josh, first to you, because i think the news that steve bannon is being seriously considered as chief of staff will be something that is disturbing to many on the left, surprising to many republicans, and even to many donald trump supporters. what does this man represent and what would it mean were he to be picked as chief of staff? >> yeah, i think this is one of many instances inside the trump transition team where there's a battle raging. my sources inside the transition team confirm this, between those who want to see trump appoint an administration more moderate, mainstream, more establishment, and those who want to, a,

it's just not the angels turning heads in paris. jennifer lawrence is a big star walking the red carpet with chris pratt, a big star as well, minus the sweater last night for "passengers." >>> you better get ready for this, we are four weeks away from the return of "the celebrity apprentice" and there is a brand new boss in charge, arnold schwarzenegger. look out. ?? ?? >> i'm, you know, the boss. >> the terminator is the new apprentice ceo since donald trump has a new job of his own. >> i've been governor twice in california, and for him it's great to go from this to politics. only in america. >> welcome to the new season of "celebrity apprentice.? >> i'm 68 years old and it's a whole new challenge i've never done before so this is really wonderful and i think the characters they depict, there will be major drama. >> let's break down the celebs and first, the wild card, snooki. >> i'm not scared of you. >> forget the jersey shore, the reality star has changed her ways. >> i'm want going to clubs anymore and getting drunk and wasted

it's just not the angels turning heads in paris. jennifer lawrence is a big star walking the red carpet with chris pratt, a big star as well, minus the sweater last night for the premiere of their new film "passengers." >>> you better get ready for arnold schwarzenegger. look out. ?? ?? >> i'm, you know, the boss. >> the terminator is the new apprentice ceo since donald trump has a new job of his own. >> i've been governor twice in california, and for him it's great to go from this to politics. only in america. >> welcome to the new season of "celebrity apprentice.? >> i'm 68 years old d whole new challenge i've never done before so this is really wonderful and i think the characters they depict, there will be major drama. >> let's break down the celebs and first, the wild card, snooki. >> i'm not scared of you. >> forget the jersey shore, the reality star has changed her ways. >> i'm want going to clubs anymore and getting drunk and wasted. i'm home with my kids and i love my life right now. the brand is still snooki, but as a mom

((mauricio marin)) paris las vegas hotel and casino is hustling and bustling again a day after a massive power outage forced about 3-thousand people out. elaine and gary celebrating their 54th wedding anniversary at the hotel couldn't quite believe it. ((elaine mckenzie/staying at paris: "we sat in the casino and waited for about an hour and a half or so then they said it might be a long time then went to planet hollywood.")) ((mauricio marin)) hotel staff worked to comfort guests. but it wa some people stuck inside elevators. ((elaine mckenzie/staying at paris: "alot of people were stuck upstairs and we are on the 30th floor we would not have been able to walk those stairs." )) ((mauricio marin)) clark county firefighters rescued 11 people. they located them by yelling into elevator shafts. county building code officials are now looking into why the hotel's back up power failed. ((samuel palmer/clark county dept. of building & fire prevention: "one of the things we will have to evaluate is the emergency generator back up system. when the power was cut there was a surge that went back an

they believed she was paris 'murder victim then killed robinson family members say paris murdered him after he did not hold the door open for his girlfriend at this mc donalds. >> we took him away from his kid. you will pay for it i promise you. >> in september there is video showing escape from the interrogation room. four day later recaptured. police department explains jeff hn was the last very much johnson happened to be riding hisz motorcycle and saw paris in a friend's backyard. johnson was concerned and chased paris. triking the helmet johnson was wearing. a witness at the time told police he said he felt like they were out to get him. everyone was out to get him. reporting live antonio, news 3. >> thank you. the height plunged 80 feet emerges without injuries after spending 12 hours trapped. man in his 20's fell from the trail at 5:00 yesterday. metro used the gps on his foam to find him and launch aid rescue that took the night. members had repelled down to him and freed that man at 5. . 30 this morning. trauma center. he was not seriously hurt. >> reporter: enjoy the stormy

it's just not the angels turning heads in paris. jennifer lawrence is a big star walking the red carpet with chris pratt. last night for the premiere of their new film. >>> you better get ready for this, we are four weeks away from the return of "the celebrity apprentice" and there is a brand new boss in charge, arnold schwarzenegger. look out. ♪ ♪ >> i'm, you know, the boss. >> the terminator is the new apprentice ceo since donald trump has a new job of his own. >> i've been governor twice in callfornia, and for him it's great to go from this to politics. only in america. >> welcome to the new season of "celebrity apprentice." >> i'm 68 years old and it's a whole new challenge i've never done before so this is really wonderful and i think the characters they depict, there will be major drama. >> let's break down the celebs and first, the wild card, snooki. >> forget the jersey shore, the reality star has changed her ways. >> i don't go to clubs anymore and getting drunk and wasted. i'm home with my kids, and the brand is still

((shakala alvaranga)) >> mauricio, we're in the back of paris right now ... if you take a look behind me, you'll see where some of the some, have been forced to walk up all of these stairs to get back inside. as you mentioned, hotel guests that were evacuated from the paris las vegas propoerty were taken to lounges at planet hollywood and bally's. we're also told that guests who are just checking into the paris hotel are being sent to bally's. we just spoke with one worker, off camera, who just got to work ((shakala alvaranga)) again.. everal crews are working on restoring the power. hotel officials say they are optimistic that it will be restored this evening. reporting live shakala alvaranga 8 news now. /// at an accident at flamingo and tenaya. eastbound and westbound flamingo are shut down... metro police say one victim is in critical condition. three others were transported to umc -- the extent of their injuries are not known. you are urged to avoid the area while police are investigating./// ((denise valdez)) >>> world series game 7 was one for the ages

migrantlear a makeshift camp in northern paris. several thousand people being relocated to temporary shelters. germany summons turkey's envoy arrests a dozen pro-kurdish mps. the historic paris climate deal officially goes into effect. putting pressure on nearly 200 countries to slash greenhouse gas emissions. ♪ >> we begin in france where police and city officials have cleared migrants camped out on sidewalks in northern paris. people boarded buses to temporary shelters for processing. 2000 andsay between 3000 migrants have to move into the area. let's cross to france 24, joining us from stalingrad, the neighborhood where the operation took place earlier this friday. efforts have ended. do we know what his next? said, the operation has ended. it went on for six or seven hours. the camps are empty. all dozers have already started clearing the tents further down near the metro and underneath the metro. we expect them to make their way up. later today. around 3500 migrants were best way early this morning. around 300 of them were c

first i want to show you the back of the paris parking garage.... i stumbled upon this as i was leaving more than 100 workers....it looks like mostly chefs and servers... being forced to essentially stand around and just wait for the power to come back on so they can complete their shift. now i will show you the inside of the garage right here. you can see just how pitch black it is inside. drivers were struggling to get around and park. this one couple was unloading all their luggage and whipped out a flashlight to assist them --- still clueless about the power outage and evacuation until i told them. i was thinking it was pretty bleep dark. that's why i got out my flashlight!!" luckily these people were able to throw their luggage right back in the trunk of their car. we heard from some people on twitter who had to drag their suitcases 20- something floors down the hotel and out the door. gina lazara 13 action news. it wasn't just people trapped... because of the outage. clark county firefighters rescued this little guy... and... returned him.....

"paris las vegas" is back in business. power has been fully restored. how the resort is working with gamblers to return their money... closed captioning will resume shortly and... it's another beautiful day for the "shriners open" -- right here in las vegas. we'll have a look at round two of the tournament. this is fox5 news at after a long day and night of waiting... the paris casino is back up and running at full power. i'm christine maddela. i'm john huck. we have team coverage. fox5's abby theodros spoke with restaurant owners and vendors... but first -- we start with adam herbets with an update on how construction crews can count themselves lucky. oh john christine abby and i have both been out here since yesterday morning when this happened around 915 the good news though is that the nightmare is over the paris casino is open and you can see right behind me that also means the beer park is open certainly a lot of people last night could've used a beer to relax because we're you watching the news last night? it was tense let me paint a picture for

hour. >> 9:45 in the morning until 10:15 last night the power off at paris at the resort here, paris las vegas. it was on about 2:00 in the afternoon but that was for emergency lighting only. what happened is what everybody has been asking. apparently a construction crew drilled down into the main power line in the basement and that cut electricity to the entire property. here told to get out. people rescued from elevators and only allowed back into rooms for medication. stephanie wood was in town to get married. >> my medication is there. we are getting married tomorrow so my wedding dress is there. >> back here live you can see the front of the resort that faces the boulevard. it is lit up. the power, at least some of it is back the tower appears not to be lit up as usual. we are expecting to get an update at 6:00 this morning from cesar's entertainment as to what the status is on getting everything here back to normal. that's what everything wants. this is the largest power outage >> kim: new information this morning concerning a crime we've been talking about for a while that con

paris las vegas is open for business once again. ((kirsten joyce)) guests were evacuated yesterday morning after power outage throughout the entire hotel and casino.. 8 new now reporter michael stevens is live on scene where we've learned some new information in the past half hour. michael? ((michael stevens)) >> brian, kirsten... earlier this hour... an executive with caesars gave us an update... all the power has been restored at paris... and they're back to business as usual. they made it clear this nearly 20-hour ordeal was a headache for everyone involved... the company says this seemed to be an innocent accident by the contractor who hit the main power line around 9-o'clock yesterday morning. nearly 3-thousand people had to many of those guests were re-booked in nearby hotels like plant hollywood and bally's. to make things right... executives say they're reimbursing all of the impacted guests for their inconvience... they're also... compensating them with a free two-night future stay. the company says this is something no one

and we continue to follow the power outage at the paris hotel and casino. we're live with the latest information... plus where guests registered at that hotel are waking welcome back, and i'm dave hall. after a power outage of more than 12 hours... the lights are back on at the paris hotel. fox5's peter dawson joins us live from the hotel. where peter is waiting for an update from caesars entertainment. we've been out here all morning speaking with guest about their experience, all i can say is that they are frustrated. they couldn't change a shower or most importantly just rest without walking aimlessly up and down the strip spending money at places they didn't want to. thursday morning, a construction crew accidently hit a main power line in the basement, cutting power to the entire casino. the power went o'clock in the morning. a full evacuation of the property was ordered at noon after the back-up generators failed to kick in. 3,000 people were displaced from the 29 hundred rooms here at the resort. no one went to the hospital but some guests were prett

>> watching live from paris. "france 24." these are our top stories. venezuela's opposition and president maduro holds at fresh talks aimed at easing a political standoff. emphasizing common values. president hollande speaks to the president-elect trump when they have a "desire to work together." the passing of ladies and gentlemenened. fans across the globe pay tribute to leonard cohen who died in los angeles at the age of 82. >> good evening. we begin in venezuela, a country gripped by a political crisis and chronic food shortages. well, today the country's political rivals are sitting down with fresh talks. protests erupted last month when they blocked a referendum which could have paved the way for icholas maduro to be removed from office. we get up to speed what's happening in cracks a -- caracus today. reporter: talks between the president and opposition leaders -- >> we are here to demand an election and an election timetable. we want results. we do not want to see an agreement between politicians. we want a political change. reporter: under a t

located in northern paris, the center is reserved for men. a similar one for women and children is set to open in 2017. french authorities cleared 3000 people from a makeshift camp near the stalingrad metro station last week. this followed the evacuation of another 7000 migrants from the calais jungle in october. most were relocated to centers across france. some more thought to have joined other illegal settlements. paris officials hope the project can help terminate an endless cycle of dismantling and rebuilding refugee camps. thomas: you're watching live from paris here on france 24. these are our top stories this hour. ,hanting not my president thousands take to the streets of the u.s. in protest after donald trump wins the keys to the white house. the demonstration saw roads blocked, fires lit and people arrested. human rights activists accuse iraqi troops of unlawfully killing and torturing civilians in their bid to retake mosul from the islamic state. we have a special report from the town freed from the jihadist grasp earlier this wee

it's just not the angels turning heads in paris. jennifer lawrence is a big star walking the red carpet with chris pratt, a big star as well, minus the sweater last night for the premiere of their new film "passengers." >>> you better get ready for this, we are four weeks away from the return of "the celebrity apprentice" and there is a brand new boss in charge, arnold schwarzenegger. look out. ♪ ♪ >> i'm, you know, the boss. >> the terminator is the new apprentice ceo since donald trump has a new job of his own. >> i've been governor twice in california, and for him it's great to go from this to politics. only in america. >> welcome to the new season of "celebrity apprentice." >> i'm 68 years old and it's a whole new challenge i've never done before so this is really wonderful and i think the characters they depict, there will be major drama. >> let's break down the celebs and first, the wild card, snooki. >> i'm not scared of you. >> forget the jersey shore, the reality star has changed her ways. >> i'm want going to clubs any

then let us move to paris. move to paris? yes, now. you will love living in paris. what are you talking about? what i--? what would i possibly do in paris? escape. escape from what? oh, master, how do you get yourself into these situations? what are you talking about? bellows: in my office, please. hello, sir. i'd like to, uh, talk to you a minute, major nelson. yes, sir. i'm after a piece of information. now, we're gonna play a little game. i'm going to ask you some questions, and you are going to answer them. what sort of questions, sir? oh, you'll see. i, uh-- i want you to answer quickly and without thinking. ready? yes, sir. who did sandy koufax pitch for? sandy koufax? quickly, major. oh, uh, the dodgers. oh. what, uh, goes on hot dogs? mustard, uh, relish, uh, sauerkraut-- what was the name of your first flight instructor? dick olson. dick olson. mm. where was president lincoln shot? uh, the ford theater, sir. what was the name of the first grammar school you ever attended? [stammering] horace mann. oh. i'll have some more questions for you later. uh... did y

paris is is perhaps -- perhaps the greatest singular global agreement we have seen in our history. it has brought together politicians with a singular idea that we have to transform ourselves to cut emissions to but it is an enormous challenge. david: the challenge is to situate from fossil fuels like coal because burning them gives off greenhouse gases, said to cause most of the recent warming, and to turn to green energy instead. but that is an easy. the paris agreement is described as a landmark because it is the first to involve every country in the world. they have each submitted a plan for cutting or limiting emissions of greenhouse gases. these are entirely voluntary but they are reviewed publicly every five years with pressure on -- which could add pressure on governments to make deeper cuts in the future. what might this achieve? the aim is to limit the rise in the average global temperature to two degrees compared to preindustrial times, and 1.5 degrees if possible. we are already heading towards that with a rise towards one degree. if you add up all the promises to act,

how was paris this summer? i don't go to paris, are you kidding me? it is no longer paris. he hasn't been there in a long time. we're going to have our country be great again, folks, okay? we'll have -- we'll do it properly, we're going to do it properly. we'll do it through love, in a lot of different ways but we'll have our country be great. a trump administration will also secure, defend the borders of the united states. [cheering] yes, we will build a great wall. [cheering] [shouting] usa! >> and mexico, which is making a fortune with us, just a fortune, at the border, and through trade deficits, our trade deficit with mexico is enormous. it is enormous with everybody. why should they be different? mexico will pay for the wall, believe me. 100%. [cheering] they might not know it yet but they're paying for the wall. we received first-ever endorsement from our i.c.e. and border patrol officers. they tell us, the border crisis is the worst it's ever been. it is a national emergency. the immigration office warned in a letter that hillary clinton's plan is the most radical i

i have friends that used to go to paris, they say no paris somebody paris. we can't allow this to happen. >> both clinton and trump were in north carolina yesterday. they'll both be in pennsylvania today. final days of the campaign season both campaigns now out with new ads. donald trump linking hillary clinton to pervert anthony wiener. >>> hillary clinton is using more of trump's own words criticizing minorities and women against him in new ad cam papers. the clinton campaign is spending more than $53 million in this final week compared to $30 million trump plans to spend. clinton is using scare tactics on what she thinks life will be under donald trump. we would have a commander in incredibly dangerous. someone who wants more countries to have nuclear weapons, that could he's illegally -- easily start a war. >> tim kaine will be in sarasota tomorrow. president obama is heading to kissimmee on sunday. >>> senator marco rubio will visit today, spring hill and the villages. he is making the pitch to voters that he will act as a check on presidential power no

it's just not the angels turning heads in paris. jennifer lawrence is a big star walking the red carpet with chris pratt. last night for the premiere of their new film. >>> you better get ready for from the return of "the celebrity apprentice" and there is a brand new boss in charge, arnold schwarzenegger. look out. ?? ?? >> i'm, you know, the boss. >> the terminator is the new apprentice ceo since donald trump has a new job of his own. >> i've been governor twice in callfornia, and for him it's great to go from this to politics. only in america. "celebrity apprentice." >> i'm 68 years old and it's a whole new challenge i've never done before so this is really wonderful and i think the characters they depict, there will be major drama. >> let's break down the celebs and first, the wild card, snooki. >> forget the jersey shore, the reality star has changed her ways. >> i don't go to clubs anymore and getting drunk and wasted. i'm home with my kids, and the brand is still snooki, but i mom, nicole. >> this season the show moves from n

. >> krystal: the lights are back on at the paris las vegas. we're learning more about what happened and why that power was out for 12 hours. >> michelle: i know. boy it was long day for those people. news 3's craig fiegener is live on the strip just outside the paris. you and i were talking earlier, craig, i mean, this was not a little thing. this was a really big entire history, the caesars entertainment company, they own several properties on the strip, they've never had where the entire property went dark because of a power failure. take a look behind me. paris las vegas. the doors are open. the lights are back on. what a difference 12 hours makes. for much of the day yesterday, in fact into early this morning, this place was plunged into darkness. this is phone video from inside paris las vegas just after power there were 3,000 people in the hotel, the casino. at 9:45 a.m. in the morning thursday everyone was told to get out. 1600 people had rooms at the paris hotel. but without power anywhere it wasn't safe to come back for 12 hours. this

has opened in paris. the reception center can house 400 people and is designed to reduce the number of people sleeping rough on the streets of paris. it comes a few weeks after this dismantling of the so-called jungle camp in calais. paris' newhis is migrant shelter, and inflatable dome with beds for 400 people. >> 20 migrants came in this morning. the idea is to offer every newly arrived migrant safe, dignified sheltered so their situation can be dealt with appropriately. reporter: located near the gar the center is equipped with bedrooms, showers and on site medical services. it will be a place of transit where new arrivals will stay for up to 10 days before being transferred to other accommodations in france. the center is also reserved for men, a similar one for women and children as such open in 2017. >> as soon as people are identified as asylum-seekers by the police and provided they have nowhere else to go, they will be referred to charity groups who will send them here to this shelter. french aut

the paris casino is back up and running at full power. herbets has been out there on the strip since the beginning. he's live now with an update on the current situation and what set the whole ordeal into motion. well there are two things that we have not been able to find out this entire time we have been on the strip talking about this power outage at the paris casino number one how much money was lost in this 24 hour. obviously it has to be a big chunk of change because they're compensating so many people for what happened here yesterday whether it has to do with their rooms or the things that they lost like plane tickets that i've been left in the room and number two who is the construction company responsible for the power outage at this point all we know is that somebody accidentally drilled into the powerline in the basement yesterday morning that's what sparked all of this and honestly the people said it's a miracle that he's even alive and he survived that accident and really that

nhk world reports. >> reporter: the meeting of the paris agreement is the first since the accord took effect on november 4th, less than a year after it was adopted in the french capital. the delegates are making detailed rules in the effort to stop climate change. one hot issue is how the u.s. will change its policy. the world's second-largest emitter has been a driving force behind negotiations on the paris agreement, but president-elect donald trump is skeptical of global warming. leaders and other delegates spoke on the possible consequences. >> translator: i assure you that france will lead dialogue with the united states and its new president that's respectful and open but also affirmative. >> reporter: it is,, of course, a concern that a major economy and major emitter might not participate. >> reporter: closely watching the debate is masako konishi, an expert on climate change. >> people are really concerned about the result of the presidential election in the united states, but it's in the corridor, so the rulemaking process of the paris agreement has already started, and it's

it's just not the angels turning heads in paris. jennifer lawrence is a big star walking the red carpet with chris pratt. last night for the premiere of their new film. >>> this, we are four weeks away from the return of "the celebrity apprentice" and there is a brand new boss in charge, arnold schwarzenegger. look out. ?? ?? >> i'm, you know, the boss. >> the terminator is the new apprentice ceo since donald trump has a new job of his own. >> i've been governor twice in callfornia, and for him it's great to go from this to politics. only in america. "celebrity apprentice." >> i'm 68 years old and it's a whole new challenge i've never done before so this is really wonderful and i think the characters they depict, there will be major drama. >> let's break down the celebs and first, the wild card, snooki. >> forget the jersey shore, the reality star has changed her ways. >> i don't go to clubs anymore and getting drunk and wasted. i'm home with my kids, and the brand is still mom, nicole. >> this season the show moves from new york to

power went out at the paris 9:45 yesterday morning. partial power restored at 10:30 last night. >> kim: a live this morning. >> kim: lights back on where things are starting to get back to normal after being in the dark for more than 12 hours yesterday. teacher well known in the local community sexually targeted a 10-year-old the power is back on at the paris. >> kim: how scary when they went off yesterday morning.